East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 18, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1916 PAGE THREE IMUSWDS OF DOLLARS '.lftllftMIIIIIIfllMllllllllirilIIIfllllllllllllltlllllfi:MlllfltttlllIIIIIItlllTfftllIlllllllllllliilltllllllfMllltllllllflttlMtllllltttlttlllt: ANNUALLY BY USE OF MODERN 25c per lb. Just received a fresh shipment of this well known cheese. We have in this lot something new and of extra good quality. This make of cheese always sells for 40c or 50c per pound, but as we have the sole agency on this brand we are going to sell it at 25c per pound. Call and get free sample. The Dean Tatom Co. Telephone 688 DOWNEY'S MARKET IN CONNECTION Phone 187-188 METHODS IN P.0 DEPARTMENT Olt llRI EXPERT COMTNa VAWHMtVKK SOLDI Kit KIIIKMK' S1SI'I:TII ios ANQBLB8, July is. Leonard IS- fFeterson. 22 years old. a Vrlvate In Wasti.. .Iiil Profewwr H J. Eurtme In an expert troop A. I tan national xuard, cavalry, of national fame In Ml line and dnr- r"'"" "' ,h" rr, was laken from a train al San Bernardino with both lnf the summer months ta being em Ks .d and ,,,,. a, ,he ployed as a peclallst by the ovem- count) hospital. meiit In the department of agrlcul-j He Is regarded us a possible suf ,llr tsrtr from Infiintlle paralysis. The InttfSSI of people In public af fairs Is considerably heightened when they learn that the .revenues of the government are wisely and Judlcl ously managed. A statement of eco mimical expenditure which Is sus ceptible of proof will always attract attention and please the thoughtful reader. Aiming the varied Industrial enter prises of the Post Office Department in Washington Is an establishment de voted entirely to the manufacture of mail locks and the hag attachments used in mall transportation. When this administration came Intn power, the department sorely needed an Im proved typt of mall lock. The shop was Immediately reorganized, placed on a business basis, and Its activities enlarged so as to meet this Impera tive demand. Within a very short time a new and greatly improved lock had lieen devised and Its production begun. The luck In use weighed ounces: the new one weighs 2 4-.ri ounces. As 4 30, nun of this new product have been put Into service, the difference In weight (the government paying as much fur the weight at equipment as it does fur the mail itselfi can be easily calculated. The locks replaced by this new and better style cost 21 cents each to make: those now being manufactured cost S Vi cents, direct and indirect charges considered, the saving thus shown on original cost of production to date amounting to 153,. 110, of the old style. 3000 were annually returned for repair at a cost "f abotll f cents each. Of the new style, out of the great number sent Into the service, but !06 have been returned, and as these new style locks: The bojc9 the pacK&ge or the cigarette A Box does not make a ciga rette and besides Boxes are extravagant The Fatima Package is original with Fatima It will appeal to you as being inexpensive neat and in good taste Fatima u made for men tvho Value a cigarette for the tobacco it contain If packed in an expensive Box or fancy package, Fatima positively could not be sold at the price In Fatima the value is where it belongs in the cigarette can be repaired at a cost of 3 cents cuch. the annual saving on this item will amount to over J 2, 100. The department has In this admin istration sftoou raxed its employees to give their best service to the govern ment and many Instances have recent ly come to notice wherein the depart ment has greatly profited by this wise public pollcv. In the lock shoo a re cent achievement In this direction Is an improved cord fastener, the work ot" three of its employees, for use on bans; also one deigned fur lucking lot He quantities of pan el post mat ter, which has heretofore been with out this protection. It can be made at a very low price, requiring less ma terial and a fewer number of oper ations. The Significant part of this lies In the great number required in the service, between three and four millions, the output being .100,000 an nually. As the cost has been reduced by the new method from 4 K to 2 cents each. It will be seen what a splendid showing this makes for ad ministrative economy. Another valuable Improvement has been the perfected locking cord fast rer designed for use on tie sacks, something which the department for years has needed and vainly endeav ored to accomplish. This device will he of great value to the postal service at large by increasing the capacity nnd efficiency of mail bags to a degree difficult to estimate. The modern system of business methods and the I t oper encouragement of employees to take an active and earnest interest in their work both of which desirable features this administration of the de partment has favored and put Into Practice, Is responsible for the many improvements made and the advan tages gained. Active experiments are constantly being made for the betterment of the Service. For many years a tremen dous expense has been the labeling of the immense quantity of mail bags in use. The form of label used In the Past and still used by clerks all over the country Is the doubling and re folding of what Is known as a "facing I slip." The preparation of these labels by the thousands has been and is as expensive proposition, yet there appears to have been no effort on the part of previous administrations to progress from the old method. I'n der present direction a perforated la bel in sheets and runs has been desi gned which is practically ready for use when furnished to I Every postal clerk In the thousands of post office i - find this new method of tage and It will result In r.omy In the service. There have also been notable Improvements m substitution of steel whe formerly used, at a very employees, 'ountry and i iployes will t reat ad van -i large eco- snme other le. viz.. the brass was onsiderahle lessening of expense; a device for fastening foreign mail pouches, doing away with the old fashioned method of strlna and seal: a scheme for sav ! ing twine by means of a simple holder which permits free and easy use with out waste, and a llexiule stamp de sign, for which the contract price was :!4 cents but which will now be made at a cost of but & cents. A mochanl- j ' cal pickup or facing table for use in i facing and stacking letters in first-1 class post offices has also been de-1 veloped and will soon be perfected.. This dev ice is considered superior to i those now in use and costs less than j one-third as much to manufacture. j Those at present in use cost approxi-1 mately 11,500. It will thus be seen that the actt-1 , vitles of the post office department j have been centered along lines which Will not only produce large economies! to the people of the country, but will j ( also prove a great convenience to J I those in the service. During the past; three years two objects have been I kept constantly In view, viz. saving public money wherever possible and serving the people to the fullest ex I tent There was room for great im-1 ; pro Yemeni and there has been much I ; accomplished. It Is but common jus- j tice to award due credit in these ad-. , mlnlstrative reforms to the Fourth! Assistant Fostmaster General. In whose bureau these measures of eco-1 i r.omv were developed and who has so .faithfully devoted his time to that : purpose. A FEW REAL BARGAINS NOW. BUNGALOW APRONS Just the thing you cannot get along without. Think how they save your dresses. Only, each 69r GINGHAM WASH SKIRTS In all sizes for Misses' and Women. A large assortment of patterns, each 69. CORSET DEPT. In this department you will find such bargains in corsets you won't be able to believe yourselves. Regular $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00 corsets in all sizes at only 69. Can you beat it? IN OUR READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. We have some of the nicest and neatest THREE PIECE BREAKFAST SUITS you have ever seen in town for only 98c. These come in Copenhagen, pink, lavender and stripes of all kinds. Remember, only 98s PARASOLS INCLUDING EACH AND EVERY ONE IN OUR STORE AT Vi REDUCTION. SELECT THE ONE YOU WANT PIECE GOODS DEPT. Fancy Lace Cloths, Voiles, Lawns, Dimities, Marquisettes and such like. All at a sacrifice. These are divided in to three lots. LOT NO. 1. consisting of Lace Cloths, Voiles and Lawn de Soies; regular 35c to 50c values, 25 the yard. LOT NO. 2, consisting of mostly all lawns and an exceptionally large range of patterns. Regular 20c, 25c and 30c values, 15 the yard. LOT No. 3, consisting of all lawns and dimities, with a large assortment of patterns to choose from. These are reg ular 1 5c and 20c materials, all at 11 the yard. VISIT OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT And sample a few of THE BEECHNUT BRAND goods, such as Peanut Butter, Os car Saucf , Mustards and etc. now being demonstrated by MISS DUTTON. ALEXANDERS The Daylight Store; Better Goods, Latest Styles, Prompt and Courteous Attention. All Mail Orders promptly filled. We pay the postage. 'ililllllllllllllllllllllllllliinllllllillllllllll illlllllllllllllflllllMlllllllllllllllllllllMllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllllllllihS WOMAN TIRED OF ABUSE SHOOTS HUSBAND There's no filed rule in life for thrj benefit of mankind, remarks the Ash-; land Bustle, citing that Samson got into trouble because he got his hair ! cut and Aheolnm rot Into trouble be cause he didn't a sensible cigarette mm - K I Br afLaaaaaaaaanaam nf 'flR BP ! Jr.' .. i ..- 1 i fl ; A ' . , " ' " :' , V . .: :- ' '.v.H-..-- v-4? . f " ' ' r The Brazilian government has de creed that products offered for sale u butter must contain at least H Tier cent of butterfat and not more than 15 per cent of acid content WONDERFUL fTA ftl A"ii Sor w I V ITIHV n trouble I Oall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of the i Stomach and Intestines, Auto-Intozl- cation. Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis I and other fatal ailments result from Stomach Trouble. Thousands of I Stomach Sufferers owethelr com plete recovery to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy t'nlike any other for Stom ;.ch Ailments. For sale by drufftsts everywhere. SEASHORE VACATIONS MBS CHRISTOPHER BEUTINGER , N'KW YiKK. July I ' I've done it now. It is the lost lime he will nnnoy me One had man Is dead and now m children can ktow up self respec tins' For their sake 1 am ready to face all that the next few months will brills me." ThL is the statement of Mrs Heut inscr in defense of Killing her hus band, a W Uh coal dealer of New York and father of her five children The murder was committed at their home in tallwell. N J.. on the even ins of July 11, Seine from "NOTORIOUS CALLAGMER" or HIS QMCAT TRIUtlPli Alia Today. Villa t'n on June 16. K.MM.K PAHA Tox . Julv IT. I Francisco Villa was seen In Mapiml, state of DuTalUtOi Mexicn. on June -n j aeeordUW to advices received her. Maptml was occupied b) the Villa; forces without resistance, the infor-' I malum stated, as well as the town of BermeJIIIo. The same source of information told of an encasement between Villa ! followers ami de facto tumps at Par- rat, saying the VHttatai entered tiie town with cries 'iva Felix Dlaa, Wireless telephones are being used I tUCCfeatUMy iu an English coal mine. PURE, RICH BLOOD MADE BY HOOD'S Para Wooil busbies the stomach, liver and oilier digestive arjutu to do their work properly. Without it they ,ue sluggish, then is lost of appetite, sometimes fslntness, a dc rar.e.ial stale of t' ial itines, sod, in general, all the syraptOBH of 4yi i. Hood's Satwparilla Diitm pue bliKhl, at'il this is why it is so wr. neeMSfo (n thi treatment of so Buoy ailments. Qci it todav. HERE Y1 Wll.l, HM A NEW IEST it) it LIFE In the sweet, salt breezes of the sea at QKARHAitT and BBAftTDE Warm sea water and surf buthlnu; olf. ten nis, trout fishing and other pastimes. ( t ( 1 HlN for the entire famll. from 110 per week (for summer cottage I upwards Best hotels, first class cuisine. Sen foods abundant. Purest mOURlais wu ter Stopover is convenient m i Th NORTH BANK ROAD and the TWIN PALACB8 tn nr from t'alifrnia. Tin: (;iM) i iio or rni: t OLl'MHI Kl VI H and the world-rivaling bighwu. throuah the heart of the Caacaslai to Portland enjoyed from the trains of the north bank road. Round trip (torn Peadletoa . sixu Send postal for booklet. See local afenl Xnrtlurn I'niilii . ir o.-w. it. ft v. or addreea, r. h. CBOSfBR vsst Sea. Pasa At. Portland, "re.